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aal | A natural red dye obtained from the roots of Morinda tinctoria and Morinda citrifolia plants native to the East Indies....view more |
aba 1) An undyed, felted wool fabric made in Hungary or Bulgaria.
2) A coarse fabric made from the hair of camels, goats, or sheep....view more |
abaca | A name used for both a banana-like plant (Musa textilis) as well as the strong fibers obtained from its leaf stems....view more |
abacaxi fiber | The Brazilian name for fibers obtained from the leaves of pineapple plants (Tortora and Merkel 1996)....view more |
abaiser abalone | The large, shallow shell from an abalone mollusk, genus Haliotis, is a source of mother-of-pearl and blister pearls....view more |
abassi cotton abatement | The reduction or suppression of a hazard to, or below, the level at which it poses a risk....view more |
abatia | A black dye obtained from the leaves of the Abatia rugosa plant native to Central and South America....view more |
Abbe condenser | A compound lens designed by Ernst Abbe as a substage condenser for transmitted light, brightfield microscopes....view more |
aberration | The term 'aberration' is most commonly used to refer to a defect in an optical system that degrades the image quality....view more |
abeston | An unstandardized term that has two opposing meanings....view more |
abherent | A substance that resists adhesion to itself or any other material....view more |
abies bark | The bark from several varieties of fir trees (Abies), native to Canada and Siberia....view more |
abietic acid | Yellowish, semi-crystalline powder....view more |
abiotic | Chemical and physical factors in the environment that are not living but have a direct affect on life....view more |
Ablebond® | [Ablestik division of ICI] A registered trademark for a series of epoxy adhesives....view more |
abrasion | A gradual loss of material on the surface due to rubbing, wearing, or scraping against itself or another, probably harder, material....view more |
abrasion resistance | The ability of a material, such as a fabric or a coating, to maintain its original surface when subjected to abrasion, scraping, or wear....view more |
abrasive | Hard, fine particles used to polish metals, stone, wood, glass, and other materials....view more |
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